2018 Platinum Coach 3 Horse Bumper Pull with Mangers and Rear Tack

Description

Near-Living-Quarters Storage in a Bumper Pull Package

Count the bridle hooks on this 2018 Platinum Coach and you get a sense of the design brief: twenty-five of them, split across the rear tack, the dressing room and the first manger. Add a three-tier swing-out blanket bar, two brush trays and a 6 ft hay rack with a ladder on the roof and you have a bumper pull organized more like a living-quarters rig than a weekend trailer.

The dimensions back that up. Eight feet of width and 7 ft 6 in of height make the horse compartment genuinely roomy, and the 15 ft box works because mangers give each horse head space forward of the stall. Two 5,200 lb eight-bolt axles with electric brakes ride on 10-ply 235/85R16E radials with a spare stowed in the dressing room, and an extended reinforced tongue improves the way it follows the truck.

Inside the horse area the finish is thorough. Walls are rubber lined, dividers are padded, and rubber mats cover the floor. Three drop-down windows with bars open on the head wall, with more drop-downs on the butt wall, so you can move air through rather than across. Two mangers have access doors, an escape door serves the first horse, and a removable baby panel on the first divider adds flexibility for a foal or an anxious traveler. Bus windows in the rear doors, roof vents, three exterior load lights and five interior domes round it out, and the permanent rear tack is carpeted and sealed floor to roof behind 50/50 rear doors.

Specifications

• 2018 Platinum Coach, three horse bumper pull
• 7 ft 6 in tall x 8 ft wide x 15 ft long, 12 in short-wall dressing room
• Extended, reinforced tongue
• Two 5,200 lb eight-bolt axles with electric brakes
• 10-ply 235/85R16E radial tires with spare in the dressing room
• Black Mag aluminum wheels, single-leg jack with removable caster
• Three drop-down windows with bars on the head wall, drop-downs on the butt wall
• Two mangers with access doors, escape door on the first horse
• Removable baby panel, bus windows in the rear doors
• Rubber-lined walls, padded dividers, rubber floor mats
• Three exterior load lights, five interior dome lights
• Permanent carpeted rear tack sealed floor to roof, 50/50 rear doors
• 25 bridle hooks, three-tier swing-out blanket bar, two brush trays
• Stainless steel nose, 6 ft hay rack with ladder, fold-up step
• Empty weight 4,575 lbs

The point to think hardest about is the hitch. At 4,575 lbs empty with three horses and a fully loaded tack room, this trailer sits at the upper end of what a bumper pull should be asked to do, so a weight-distributing hitch and a correctly calibrated brake controller are worth budgeting for alongside the trailer itself. Check your truck’s tongue weight allowance, not just its tow rating.

The eight-foot width is a genuine advantage for wide-bodied horses but also means watching your mirrors on narrow farm lanes. Once it arrives, lift the mats and inspect the floor, read the tire date codes, and try every drop-down and manger door so nothing sticks with a horse in front of it.

Atlas delivers free across the Lower 48, quotes Puerto Rico at a flat $550, and most trailers arrive 4 to 10 days after payment clears. See related stock under three horse trailers, ask us for a delivered quote, or look through the whole catalog.